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Dick's House of Sport may take over the vacant Macy's at La Palmera if council amends the economic development deal on Sept.

8; the sports store is planned to open in fall 2028 and will offer interactive attractions such as a rock climbing wall.

Corpus Christi homeowner Nick Thompson rents his backyard pool on Swimply and books about one reservation per week for birthday parties and family reunions.

He said the pool provides a private, low-traffic way to cool off and urged locals to learn about the service.

Spirit Halloween will open its Corpus Christi store along SPID this season next to Spec's and Chuck E.

Cheese as it brings its full lineup of costumes, decorations, and Halloween gear, though an exact opening date has not been announced.

Downtown Corpus Christi hosted Music Walk featuring 60+ local artists and drawing thousands of visitors.

The event celebrated community music and talent throughout the day.

A recent engineering review confirmed that the proposed partition for Harte Library is feasible.

Local officials plan to consider the report's findings for future space improvements.

Corpus Christi officials released a video that explains new water rules under Stage 1 drought restrictions and guides residents on how to water their lawns correctly.

Ingleside residents regained safe tap water on Friday after the city repaired a water main break and confirmed water quality met required standards.

The boil water notice, in effect since Sept. 1, was lifted — and the city thanked the community for their patience.

Paddle for Parkinson's returns to Billish Park on Padre Island this Saturday.

The 2.5-mile kayak and paddleboard race will start at 9 a.m. with an awards ceremony, live music, and BBQ, and has raised over $183,000 since 2007 for Parkinson's research and patient support.